Add to ORKGWe use data from a street football tournament and a series of lab-in-field experiments in postconflict Sierra Leone to examine the impact of exposure to conflict violence on competitive behavior. We find that football players who experienced more intense exposure to violence are more likely to get a foul card during a game. In the lab we find that these individuals are significantly less risk averse and more altruistic toward their in-group (teammates). We then isolate competitiveness from aggressiveness and find that conflict exposure increases the willingness to compete toward the out-group. These results are in line with theory highlighting the role of intergroup conflict in increasing in-group cooperation while exacerbating out-group an...
Parochial altruism, defined as increased ingroup favoritism and heightened outgroup hostility, is a ...
In recent years scholars have begun to focus on the consequences of individuals ’ exposure to civil ...
We study cooperation within and between groups in the laboratory, comparing treatments in which two ...
We use data from a street football tournament and a series of lab-in-field experiments in postconfli...
Theoretical analyses and empirical studies have revealed that conflict escalation is more likely whe...
We use a series of field experiments in rural Burundi to examine the impact of exposure to conflict ...
We use a series of field experiments in rural Burundi to examine the impact of exposure to conflict ...
Risk taking is fundamental to organizational decision making. Extending prior work that has identifi...
We use a series of field experiments in rural Burundi to examine the impact of exposure to conflict ...
We use experimental data from 35 randomly selected communities in Burundi to examine the impact of e...
Hebrew University of Jerusalem students participated in two experiments of repeated play of the Inte...
Costly individual participation in intergroup conflict can be motivated by ‘‘in-group love’’—a coope...
Parochial altruism, defined as increased ingroup favoritism and heightened outgroup hostility, is a ...
In recent years scholars have begun to focus on the consequences of individuals ’ exposure to civil ...
We study cooperation within and between groups in the laboratory, comparing treatments in which two ...
We use data from a street football tournament and a series of lab-in-field experiments in postconfli...
Theoretical analyses and empirical studies have revealed that conflict escalation is more likely whe...
We use a series of field experiments in rural Burundi to examine the impact of exposure to conflict ...
We use a series of field experiments in rural Burundi to examine the impact of exposure to conflict ...
Risk taking is fundamental to organizational decision making. Extending prior work that has identifi...
We use a series of field experiments in rural Burundi to examine the impact of exposure to conflict ...
We use experimental data from 35 randomly selected communities in Burundi to examine the impact of e...
Hebrew University of Jerusalem students participated in two experiments of repeated play of the Inte...
Costly individual participation in intergroup conflict can be motivated by ‘‘in-group love’’—a coope...
Parochial altruism, defined as increased ingroup favoritism and heightened outgroup hostility, is a ...
In recent years scholars have begun to focus on the consequences of individuals ’ exposure to civil ...
We study cooperation within and between groups in the laboratory, comparing treatments in which two ...